Interview with Dr Jeff Meldrum.

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Dr Jeff Meldrum is a professor of Anatomy and Anthropology at Idaho State University. Dr Meldrum is an expert in foot morphology and locomotion in primates. Over the last 30 years, Dr Meldrum has conducted research on Bigfoot or Sasquatch. His book, Sasquatch: Legend Meets Science, is one of the most compelling books on the topic. It was a pleasure to interview Dr Meldrum and I hope that you enjoy the interview.

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  • @Saqua2289
    @Saqua22896 күн бұрын

    You really took Dr. Meldrum down some very interesting paths with your well thought out questions. I truly appreciate your interview.

  • @JohnKSedor
    @JohnKSedor5 ай бұрын

    Great article with an esteemed authority. We had 3 sightings in Connecticut when I was growing up. 2 were in our kitchen window by my sister when she was washing the dishes. She screamed and we all came running. After the first sighting, my Father, 82nd Airborne Paratrooper, had a hose placed near the kitchen door and turned "on". When it re-appeared, my Father ran outside and turned the hose on it, to which it lunged at him. After this, he bought a rifle and kept it by the back door. Even though I was young, he showed me where he kept the box of ammo, telling me "it's for just in case". The 3rd sighting was by a campfire in the nearby Watershed Land of about 2,000 acres. One of the youngsters in our group started screaming and shaking that he saw a "monster" in the campfire light, after we had rocks thrown into our campfire. He was so scared, we had to walk him home that night. We've had other occurrences such as urination on our tent, gifting at our home after my Mom started leaving fruit & vegetables on a stump on our property. We would find small piles of stones near the house, including one near our back door. Other incidents such as having our house punched at night breaking the vinyl siding & other incidents. Interesting to me, this happened in Connecticut, in Southern New England, not Alaska, or Canada, etc. This in a State, although now considered developed with an industrial base, is still now considered 60% woodlands, even in 2024.

  • @JohnKSedor

    @JohnKSedor

    5 ай бұрын

    Concerning the broken vinyl siding on the house, I was more worried I was going to get blamed for it, than thinking our home had an unusually tall visitor that night, or as my sister, years later confirmed to my daughter's that she saw a 'gorilla' in the kitchen window. This brought back a flood of memories.

  • @rogerscottcathey

    @rogerscottcathey

    4 ай бұрын

    Interesting

  • @JohnKSedor

    @JohnKSedor

    4 ай бұрын

    Thank you. Amazing how these things get out in the back of your mind, until something triggers a memory. And this was in Connecticut, not some lost distant wilderness, but in a State famous for its inventions like the Submarine, first powered flight (Gustave Whitehead), etc. , an area with a well developed manufacturing and industrial base but is still considered 60% woodlands even in 2024.

  • @amethystthescientist7716
    @amethystthescientist7716 Жыл бұрын

    So good. Fantastic ongoing education with Dr. Meldrum on the topic. Thank you!

  • @finnconaty4036

    @finnconaty4036

    Жыл бұрын

    no problem.

  • @Ricktammy269
    @Ricktammy2697 ай бұрын

    Excellent interview. Thank you!

  • @anthonyinzerillo3882
    @anthonyinzerillo3882 Жыл бұрын

    Good job friend

  • @GrumpaGladstone1809
    @GrumpaGladstone1809 Жыл бұрын

    A great interview. I was very glad you asked about the Sierra sounds as in a different interview JM mentioned he had issues but the conversation moved in a different direction and we didn't get to find out what they were. Since seeing this I have finally seen a video focusing on the expert analyst always mentioned in such discussions of the Sierra sounds (which I find in themselves to be quite persuasive). An interesting video. A standout is the idea that the "samurai chatter" utterances are so dense and fast it indicates use of vocalisation "on the pant", inhale, something we can do, but not very well/comfortably. If you haven't seen it and would like to, search Bigfoot the Language on Linda Eastburn's channel.

  • @finnconaty4036

    @finnconaty4036

    Жыл бұрын

    Certainly a fascinating recording which deserves proper scientific analysis and interrogation. Glad you liked the interview and hope you are well.

  • @danielweeks3723

    @danielweeks3723

    Жыл бұрын

    This should get more views. Help me pass this around, recommend on other Bigfoot channels please.

  • @garethwilby4033
    @garethwilby4033 Жыл бұрын

    Todd standing is a conman I don’t understand why anyone believes his footage is real

  • @finnconaty4036

    @finnconaty4036

    Жыл бұрын

    Certainly is a controversial figure. Only time will tell if he's full of shit.

  • @garethwilby4033

    @garethwilby4033

    Жыл бұрын

    @@finnconaty4036 Dr Meldrum is correct he constantly name-drops and it’s nauseating,Todd’s footage of the upclose Sasquatch face that blinks is laughable,but for whatever reason he’s got a lot of supporters!

  • @finnconaty4036

    @finnconaty4036

    Жыл бұрын

    @@garethwilby4033 It's a fair point and must be considered when looking at his footage.

  • @AzGd98

    @AzGd98

    Жыл бұрын

    @@finnconaty4036 How on earth did you manage to speak with dr meldrum? Congrats man! Bigfoot royalty right there.

  • @finnconaty4036

    @finnconaty4036

    Жыл бұрын

    @@AzGd98 just made contact and it was an absolute pleasure to talk to the great man himself.

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